I had a leaking skylight that caused water stains in my ceiling. Eventually some of the ceiling…read moredrywall fell down. Thankfully no one got hurt. I found All American Home Improvement on Yelp and got in touch with Jeremy. He came over the next day , climbed on the roof and inspected the skylight. He came back a few days later with his crew and patched up the roof around the skylight. They were quick, efficient and cleaned up afterwards, removing all construction debris. The pricing was very reasonable. I would not hesitate to reach out to them if I have any other roofing issues.

My home insurance company was threatening to raise our rate if we didn't replace a shingle on the…read moreroof. Reached out to AAHI and Jeremy responded quickly with a great price and was there the next day. Well done.

The roof above our store was an old tar-and-gravel system with several coated patches and a…read morepersistent leak near the rear stockroom. Water also sat around the drain, but the gravel made it difficult to see the exact condition of the membrane below. We needed a replacement without closing the business for an extended period or leaving merchandise exposed. Royal Roofing Long Island inspected the stockroom, measured the roof, and worked around the exhaust curb, drain, parapets, and roof hatch. The proposal divided the replacement into sections and explained which removal work would happen before opening hours. We selected a white TPO system over new insulation and a cover board. Gravel removal was the messiest part, and there was no pretending otherwise. The crew installed protection at the rear loading area and used controlled containers instead of letting loose material fall. Some dust still made its way into the stockroom entrance on the first morning, and they added another barrier before continuing. Once the old system was removed, wet insulation extended farther from the drain than expected. The deck itself needed only a limited repair. They photographed the wet area, measured it, and explained the change before new materials went down. The additional amount followed the pricing in the contract. Tapered insulation and a drain sump corrected the worst low area. The TPO was installed over a high-density cover board, and the seams were heat welded. The exhaust curb received new flashing, while walkway pads created a route from the hatch to the equipment. Deliveries continued during the project because the crew left a protected path to the rear door. We received a daily update identifying the completed section and confirming that the roof had been left watertight. The noisiest removal was usually finished before our busiest hours. The roof, loading area, stockroom entrance, and sidewalk were cleaned at completion. The contractor tested the drain and returned after the next rain to look at the area that had previously held water. The stockroom has stayed dry, and drainage is noticeably better. For a commercial flat-roof job, the scheduling plan was almost as important as the membrane. They did not promise there would be zero disruption, but the disruption stayed predictable enough that we remained open

Our building contains a shared commercial kitchen used by several small food businesses. Closing…read morethe entire operation for a roof replacement was not realistic, but neither was continuing to repair leaks near the preparation and storage areas. The old flat roof had numerous patches around exhaust curbs, refrigeration lines, and plumbing vents. It had also been coated more than once, which made it difficult to see what was happening underneath. We received proposals for additional repairs, a restoration coating, and complete replacement. Moisture testing and roof openings showed that a substantial amount of insulation was already wet, particularly around two exhaust curbs and the rear drain. A coating might have improved the surface, but it would not have removed the trapped moisture. That explanation was the reason we chose replacement. Financing was arranged through a third-party lender, with approval and payment terms determined by that lender. The monthly-payment option allowed us to complete the entire roof instead of dividing the work into separate repair phases. Everything about the lending arrangement was documented separately from the construction agreement. Because the kitchen remained occupied, the replacement was divided into controlled sections. Exhaust shutdowns were scheduled between production periods, temporary coverings were installed below sensitive areas, and the loudest demolition was completed early in the day. After tear-off, deteriorated decking was found beside one curb where years of condensation and leakage had affected the substrate. We received photographs and measurements before authorizing that additional work. The new assembly included tapered polyiso insulation, a high-density cover board, PVC membrane, new curb flashing, and walk pads along the equipment-service routes. The PVC system was selected in part because of the amount of grease-producing exhaust equipment on the roof. A scheduled membrane delivery arrived a day late, and the update about it could have come sooner, but the open sections had already been secured and no interior areas were affected. At completion, the drains and seams were checked, debris was removed from the rear service area, and we received a roof plan identifying the equipment and warranty boundaries. Production continued during almost the entire project. More importantly, several intense storms have passed without a single drip in the kitchen or storage space.

My house had an old slate roof that was approaching 100 years old. For over 25 years, I…read moreperiodically needed repair work done for leaks. After that became exhausting, against my will, I realized that I was unable to keep the roof that I thought I could not live without, forever. I had John Dominick Cusumano, Inc. rip my roof off and replace it with a new asphalt shingle roof. Dominick and Donna, their receptionist, were very helpful in selecting out a shingle that still gave the old-world charm of my Pennsylvania slate that was falling apart. Cusumano was able to put back my old copper snow guards & ridges on the new asphalt roof, giving the new roof the old look that I loved. They were also able to add a new copper valley and copper trim to a dormer and give the new copper that old tarnished green look to match the old existing copper. I was so happy with their work that shortly after, I had them build a walk-in closet for my wife. After they had finished, I realized that there were too many shelves for shoes and not enough for clothes. After conveying this to Dominick, he sent his workers back the following week and reconstructed the closet to my wife's liking. The owners, Dominick and his brother, John are two exceptional gentlemen. They run a professional business and are very nice with their customers. Donna, the receptionist, always kept me abreast of the scheduled work. All their workers are very polite and professional, and always clean up at the end of the day. I would have to give them all 5 stars for customer satisfaction.

Thrilled! I thought it would be hard to find someone for a small job. Dominick was a pleasure to…read moredeal with as were his workers that were in and out in a day. They were so neat and clean you would think the walkway had always been there. My old school Italian dad even approved the job! Thank you !

Always showing up on time the workers at Abraham do a top notch job of cleaning out the houses…read moregutters and leaders just before the new year regardless of weather conditions. The gutter debris is mostly pulled out by hand much more easily than I could imagine myself doing, resting ladders at proper points as the vinal siding is new and definately not structured to support pressure. Using a blower to extract what remains the workers always ask permission to enter our neighbors yards where some sticks, leaves and tennis balls had fallen to. Running up and down the driveways moving equipment cleaning every single stray item on the properties is why I call on Abraham to clean my gutters and leaders as well as apply some mid year preventative maintenance.

Abraham Roofing was hired to repair our roof. Originally, it was not anticipated to require the…read moreremoval/replacement of the plywood. They pivoted when realizing this was necessary, but did not warn us, nor did they offer, to protect the attic from all the debris. We were storing all of our wedding gifts and many other items in the attic during this work, and the workers should have easily seen that it was being trashed. They had one guy come and shop vac a littl out, but the damage was done. I asked for a more thorough cleaning, and have yet to get it. I was forced to bring everything down to clean myself, but the debris that is spread throughout the attic will most likely just stay there forever.

We have used Kirn Contracting in the past for building a retaining wall that was collapsing and…read morewere happy with the results. Now we decided to have our walkway and front steps done. Qamar and his brother Iqbal and their family members did an amazing job. Its not only steps and a walkway, it turned out to be an artistic entry to our home. We have a corner house and everyone passing by comments on the beautiful brickwork. The work is great and the workmen are always professional and respectful. We highly recommend Kirn if you you want outstanding job done right.

From the owner: All kinds of brick work like brick face steps walls…read more Concrete work like side walks driveway paving stone Roofing and stcko

I left my review on Google but it wouldn't let me respond to the owner who replied that he thought…read moreif there were problems with the roof SuperPro installed, "he would have heard something about it over 15 years". Well, no. There weren't problems for 15 years. That's not what I said. I said AFTER 15 years we noticed problems with rippling and tiles falling off. We didn't know the extent of the problems until the roof buckled recently and we were forced to have a new roof put on. The new roofers told us what they found and how it would cost us more than they thought to repair. They also asked me to search for the contract/receipt from our last roof replacement, which I couldn't find initially. I finally found it this past week. Hence: My review now. I fully expected to have the roof replaced after 25 years or so, (normal wear and tear) but I did not expect to have to repair damage done by the prior roofers. When it buckled, I thought it might be weather related. However, when I called the insurance company, they came to assess the damage and informed us that the roof was installed improperly, that it was never properly finished because wood was exposed all over the house and therefore, it wouldn't be covered. The suggestion on Google that the review is fake because you "would have heard something" is insulting considering what I've just had to go through.

Very displeased with the service I received from Robert. I've called him multiple times to retrieve…read morea copy of our roof records for our accountant. I was able to contact him ONCE. I've attempted to call him multiple times several weeks later, but he has refused to pick up my calls. During the first call, he had kindly let me know he will return my call after reviewing his records and would get back to me at his earliest convenience. Fast forward to almost 6 months later and I have not heard back from him. I am open to having this resolved ASAP.